Instrument popular in the 1600s | 31 |
Baroque stringed instrument | 27 |
Six-stringed instrument | 23 |
Cello relative | 14 |
Fretted fiddle | 14 |
Cello's cousin | 18 |
Bowed musical instrument | 24 |
Baroque chamber instrument | 26 |
String section member | 21 |
Six-stringed instrument, usually | 32 |
Six-stringed fiddle | 19 |
Cello precursor | 15 |
16th-century stringed instrument | 32 |
Strings member | 14 |
It took a bow | 13 |
If you play it, take a bow | 26 |
Fat fiddle | 10 |
Bass __ | 7 |
Baroque-orchestra instrument | 28 |
Stringed nstrument | 18 |
Renaissance-fair instrument | 27 |
Renaissance Festival instrument | 31 |
Rebec's kin | 15 |
Orchestral string | 17 |
Old orchestral stringed instrument | 34 |
Old orchestral string | 21 |
Its players take a bow | 22 |
Its players bow | 15 |
It takes a bow at a recital | 27 |
It has a low-arched bridge | 26 |
Instrument popular in Shakespeare's day | 43 |
Gudok, e.g. | 11 |
Fiddle's family | 19 |
Fat fiddle forerunner | 21 |
Double bass | 11 |
Common stringed instrument of the past | 38 |
Certain stringed instrument | 27 |
Cello's kin | 15 |
Bass _____ | 10 |
Bass ___ (stringed instrument) | 30 |
Bass __ (stringed instrument) | 29 |
Baroque bowed instrument | 24 |
16th-century bowed stringed instrument | 38 |
"The ___, the violet, and the vine": Poe | 50 |
"Bass" instrument | 27 |
It's tucked under the chin | 30 |
"Twelfth Night" twin | 30 |
It has four strings attached | 28 |
Hindemith's instrument | 26 |
Cello kin | 9 |
Cello cousin | 12 |
''Twelfth Night'' heroine | 41 |
Small cousin of the cello | 25 |
Quartet part | 12 |
Member of a string quartet | 26 |
Gasparo da Salo's instrument | 32 |
Four-stringed orchestral instrument | 35 |
Duke Orsino's bride | 23 |
Cesario's alter ego in "Twelfth Night" | 52 |
A symphonic string | 18 |
"Twelfth Night" role | 30 |
World Series M.V.P.: 1987 | 25 |
Walter Trampler's instrument | 32 |
Type of pansy | 13 |
Stringed instrument (and butt of many musician jokes) | 53 |
String in a pit | 15 |
Something that might be tucked under the chin | 45 |
Solo part in Benjamin Britten's "Lachrymae" | 57 |
Solo in Berlioz's "Harold in Italy" | 49 |
Small, stringed instrument | 26 |
Sebastian's twin, in "Twelfth Night" | 50 |
Sebastian's twin | 20 |
Sebastian's sister | 22 |
One of two in Mozart's string quintets | 42 |
Music for it is written largely in alto clef | 44 |
Minnesota Twins player | 22 |
Member of the chordophone family | 32 |
Lover of Orsino in "Twelfth Night" | 44 |
Lionel Tertis's instrument | 30 |
Lawrence Power's instrument | 31 |
John Cale's instrument | 26 |
It's bowed | 14 |
It takes a bow in an orchestra | 30 |
Instrument in Schubert's "Trout Quintet" | 54 |
Instrument heard in "Dust in the Wind" | 48 |
Instrument for John Cale | 24 |
Instrument featured in Berlioz's "Harold in Italy" | 64 |
Instrument associated with the alto clef | 40 |
Girl in "Twelfth Night" | 33 |
Gasparo da Salò's instrument | 39 |
Fiddle's big brother | 24 |
Dvorak's instrument | 23 |
Double bass's smaller cousin | 32 |
Cousin of a cello | 17 |
Chamber instrument | 18 |
Chamber group instrument | 24 |
Cello's smaller cousin | 26 |
Beethoven's Fifth soloist | 29 |
A Cy Young Award winner: 1988 | 29 |
"Twelfth Night" protagonist | 37 |